[ad_1] In a joint partnership, the University of Texas School of Law along with Vinson & Elkins, have begun a new pipeline program dedicated to
[ad_1] The National Conference of Bar Examiners said Monday that moving the upcoming February bar exam online is not an option, but added that it will
[ad_1] Welcome to Inside Track, a briefing from Law.com editor and reporter Greg Andrews providing insights that help in-house counsel navigate their rapidly changing world. Have
[ad_1] A recent decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit analyzed the “scienter” requirement that a shareholder must meet to prevail
[ad_1] A Missouri judge has postponed a planned jury trial this month over the pesticide Roundup after Monsanto raised concerns about rising COVID-19 cases. Amid
[ad_1] Practice management software helps law firms keep the practice organized, streamline administrative tasks and save time. When attorneys and staff can share client information, case
[ad_1] Having spent 10 years as a legal recruiter, Edina Beasley can count on one hand all the in-house attorneys she knows who have gone
[ad_1] The number of law firms willing to hire fully remote associates on a case-by-case basis is inching upward. But none has yet followed Quinn
[ad_1] HAPPY IN HYBRID? – The number of law firms willing to hire fully remote associates on a case-by-case basis is inching upward. But if you
[ad_1] Kirkland & Ellis continues to build its Texas litigation team by adding McKool Smith principal Kat Li as a partner to its intellectual property practice
[ad_1] Am Law 100 firms are taking a play from the management consulting playbook by setting up subsidiaries aimed at providing business advice backed by
[ad_1] Welcome to Compliance Hot Spots, our weekly snapshot on white-collar, regulatory and compliance news and trends. Today, we examine a white-collar statute that has
[ad_1] In a joint partnership, the University of Texas School of Law along with Vinson & Elkins, have begun a new pipeline program dedicated to
[ad_1] The National Conference of Bar Examiners said Monday that moving the upcoming February bar exam online is not an option, but added that it will
[ad_1] Welcome to Inside Track, a briefing from Law.com editor and reporter Greg Andrews providing insights that help in-house counsel navigate their rapidly changing world. Have
[ad_1] A recent decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit analyzed the “scienter” requirement that a shareholder must meet to prevail
[ad_1] A Missouri judge has postponed a planned jury trial this month over the pesticide Roundup after Monsanto raised concerns about rising COVID-19 cases. Amid
[ad_1] Practice management software helps law firms keep the practice organized, streamline administrative tasks and save time. When attorneys and staff can share client information, case
[ad_1] Having spent 10 years as a legal recruiter, Edina Beasley can count on one hand all the in-house attorneys she knows who have gone
[ad_1] The number of law firms willing to hire fully remote associates on a case-by-case basis is inching upward. But none has yet followed Quinn
[ad_1] HAPPY IN HYBRID? – The number of law firms willing to hire fully remote associates on a case-by-case basis is inching upward. But if you
[ad_1] Kirkland & Ellis continues to build its Texas litigation team by adding McKool Smith principal Kat Li as a partner to its intellectual property practice
[ad_1] Am Law 100 firms are taking a play from the management consulting playbook by setting up subsidiaries aimed at providing business advice backed by
[ad_1] Welcome to Compliance Hot Spots, our weekly snapshot on white-collar, regulatory and compliance news and trends. Today, we examine a white-collar statute that has
